Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1961 volume:

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MARGARET HAZELWOOD Sponsor 3 BRUCE DOLLARHITE Business Manager A HIGH SCHOOL IS A PLACL FOR mt COMMUNICATION AND CIRCULATION OT THOUGHT.... PROLOGUE The idea of a high school is not symbolized by the walls of the build¬ ing or the tools of learning that it contains, but it is represented by those who come within these wallg to make use of these tools. Each person contributes individually to the compo¬ site by his thinking, his ideas, and his actions. As individuals mingle in classes, extra-curricular activities and social functions, their person¬ alities merge with the standards of the represented communities and the policies of the school to form the un¬ mistakable image of a high school. In this volume the Jeb Staff has attempted to present this idea of Stuart High School to you in a new and ...A PLACE STUDENTS COME FOR EVERY TYPE OF KNOWLEDGE. Civil War Memorial with plaque commemorating J.E.B. Stuart Who Will Remember If We Forget . . . That Christian Ideals created Freedom That a Nation can be no stronger than its Faith That our Future can be no greater than our Vision That the Quality of our daily Work Is a Measure of our Character. Mabel Brown Denizen IN TUI MT1RE OF THINGS. STUDY AND OPPORTUNITY GO TOGETHER; EXCELLENCE IMPLIES a CEITEI. OcccA IS A HIGH SCHOOL.” I In the hands of America’s youth rests much of the responsibility for the future peace, prosperity, and progress of the world. Future decades will see today’s young Americans as the citizens who are molding the policies and building the strength of our nation. Therefore, it is necessary that the adults of today make extra effort to guide and train them well. But youth must realize that the problems of the future will be more difficult to solve than those of the past, and they must determine to grow to maturity as intelligent, well-informed citizens, realizing their heavy responsibility. All of our tomorrows rest in your hands. Care for them well as you work for a stronger and better America and a more peaceful world. So, to you, America’s youth, we dedicate this, The 1961 Jeb. 8 3eaf ur es... Page 20 Activities ... Page 28 Atdletics... Page 34 Aaminisi ration. Page Cl asses.... Page 54 Advertisements Page 92 mrnmm 7r iW W] iiiwsiiiitumiN . fttMRQMgga Stuart Hi Miss Glenda Handy FFA Sweetheart Miss Dianne Taylor i BOYS AND GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES Richie Rogers, Goldie Anglin, Sue Williams, Betty Mann, Anne Beasley 16 JUNIOR MARSHALS Sue Williams, Goldie Anglin, Anne Beasley, Richie Rogers We, the class of 1961, will always remember the hard work we did and the good times we had while making prepara¬ tions for the 1960 ban¬ quet and prom. But most vivid of all will be the memory of the banquet itself when we were mag¬ ically transported into the colorful atmosphere of Mardi Gras. Dancing at Junior-Senior Banquet Junior-Senior Banquet Mrs. Hazelwood and Tommie work on the Jeb. Student Council sponsored Christ¬ mas Social. Boddie Beach r- Trmrrr a: — Student The Student Cooperative Association is an organi¬ zation which coordinates all activities of the school. It is a co-operative enterprise with participation by both students and faculty. OFFICERS President - Richard Rogers; Vice-President - Bill Church; Secretary - Glenda Shockley; Treasurer - Lane Martin; Reporter - James Claude Richardson Sponsor - Mrs. Mildred Hopkins The Student Council in session, First Row: James Claude Richardson, Lane Martin, Bill Church, Richard Rogers, Glenda Shockley, Mrs. Mildred Hopkins. Second Row: Diane Taylor, Roger Anderson, Jane Jughes, Roger Anglin, Jay Flippin, Mary Penn Burton, Jayne Ruth Hicks, Ronnie Owens, Iva Jean Williams, Joan Kay Nowlin, Barbara Byers. ml i$M l ■ fH f MB wBs mf 4 Anne Beasley.Art Editor Betsy Collins.Assistant Art Editor Sue Williams.Co-Curricular Editor Tommie Beasley.Ass ' t Co-Curricular Editor Mrs. Margaret C. Hazelwood Sponsor Goldie Anglin..Editor Mary Ruth Reynolds.Assistant Editor 3t Sfesf CX Bruce Dollarhite.Business Manager Linda Holt.Assistant Business Manager Bruce Dollarhite.Business Manager Linda Holt.Assistant Business Manager Betty Lee Mann.Organization Editor Lynn Sharp.Eleventh Grade Representative Mary Alice Akers .... Tenth Grade Representative Not Pictured: Cindy Martin.Ninth Grade Representative Mildred Hopkins. Assistant Typist Nellie Blaylock.Assistant Typist Faye Williams.Assistant Typist Delvania Gregory.Chief Typist First row - Mr. C. W. Spencer, Maynard Joyce, Johnny Roberson, James Ingle, Nash Williams, Leon Holt, Johnnie Burge. Second row - Richard Woods, Douglas Light, Clarence Holt, Winifred Brenwald, Vance Willard, Ralph Hall, Richard Martin, Bruce Dollarhite, Samuel Soyars. 3.3.A. OFFICERS President-Maynard Joyce; Vice-President-Johnny Rober¬ son; Secretary-James Ingle; Treasurer -Nash Williams; Reporter-Leon Holt; Sentinel-Johnnie Burge. Martin ' s Milling Esso Service mm- The F.F.A. is a national organization of pupils studying vocational agriculture. It is an intra-curriculum activity, having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum -- vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active par¬ ticipation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell coop¬ eratively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes lead¬ ership and character development, sportsman¬ ship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, o r gani z e d recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. Industrious workmen make use of tools in the shop. I tij 1 First row - Mike Morrison, Michael Hazelwood, Charles D. Collins, Donald Vernon, Jimmy Anderson, Jimmy Helms, Norman Cummings, Wade Hamm, Nelson Hill, Clyde Foley. Second row - Elmer DeHart, Weldon Rdberson, Pat Spence, Richard Conner, ; Murray Roberson, Robert Clark, Larry Hutchens, Sammy Coleman, David Byers, Donnie Blackard, Clarence Bowman, OtisJTurner, Ralph Howell. 1 ; First row - Mrs. Anna Hanby, Faye Williams, Janet Martin, Glenda Handy, Dena Gregory, Virginia LeaBeasley, LynnSharp, JoAnne Martin, Anita Cochran, Marie Cassady, Nora Frances Rorrer, Mary Ann Rodgers. Second row - Priscilla Thomas, Linda Edwards, Carole Lee Fulcher, Judy George, Anne Kimball, Geraldine Hazelwood, Faye Coleman, Sharlene Shockley, Shelby Jean Lawson, Lorene Martin, Sandra Martin, Sue Williams. Third row - Priscilla Hazelwood, Edna Keene, Linda Holt, Sally Ruth Clark, Julia Kodenski, Nellie Blaylock, Faye Spence, Kitty Sue Holt, Mary Hilda Hughes. • 3.H.A. OFFICERS First row - Reporter - Carol Williams; President-Linda Holt; Vice-President - Julia Kodenski; Secretary-Lane Martin; Second row-Parliamentarian-Linda Edwards ; Historian- Nellie Blaylock; Treasurer-Sally Ruth Clark. Sewing is an integral part of a girl ' s education. First Row: Barbara Marsico, Carol Williams, Lane Martin, Barbara Lawson, Linda Hughes, Jane Hughes, Carol Jean Spencer, Louise Joyce, Sylvia Morrison, Julia Corns, Betty Ann Booth, Linda DeHart, Judy Rogers, Frances Coleman. Second Row: Marie Cochran, Virginia Hylton, Iristine Cass- ady, Elaine Schuler, Pauline Clark, Lois Deatherage, Judy Morrison,Arzelle Rogers, Judy Martin, Redith Hylton, Sandra Williams, Betty Jane Maness, Brenda Cox, Phyllis Belton. Third Row: Helen Correll, Phyllis Goard, Faye Thomas, Ann Slaughter, Polly Flippin, Jane Redd Waller, Nellie P. Dalton, Julia Cox, Sue Foley, Bernice Fain, Kay Rorrer. Fourth Row: Chonda Craddock, Lois Joyce, Annette Williams, Willa Kay Rogers, Janet Vipperman, Judy Coleman, Betsy Hopkins, Helen Williams, Barbara Edwards, Ann Puckett, Judy Foley, Essie Williams. The F.H. A. is the national organization of stu¬ dents studying home making or who have had one year in home economics. As an integral part of the program of home economics, members have one main purpose—learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. First row.- Judy Morrison, Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins, Mary Ruth Reynolds, Sandra Martin, Sue Williams, Bill Church, Bruce Dollarhite, Mary Alice Akers, Nellie Blaylock. Secondrow - Glenda Shockley, Betsy Collins, Mary Ann Rodgers, Goldie Anglin, Faye Williams, Lynn Sharp, Anne Beasley, J. Murray Hooker, Robert Penn, Roger Anderson, Richie Rogers, Johnnie Burge, Robert Coleman, Jo Anne Martin. Lane Martin, Iva Jean Williams, Elaine Shuler, Carol Williams, Linda Holt, Louise Handy, Barbara Lawson. Sponsor - Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins Beta CluS The Stuart Beta Chapter is a member of the National Beta Club, a non-secret, achievement-service organization for high school students. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. OFFICERS Vice-President-Mary Ruth Rey n oIds ; President-Sandra Martin; Secretary-Treasurer-Sue Williams; Reporter-Bill Church. The Beta Club sponsors beauty pageant. Sponsor-Reverend J. Earl Jarrell Sri-Hi-y OFFICERS Reporter-Jay Flippin; Chap lain-Wayne Godsey; President- Mary Ruth Reynolds; Vice-President-Nancy Mitchell; Secre- tary-Betsy Collins; Treasurer-Mary Ann Rodgers. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and ex¬ tend high standards of Christian character in the home, school, and community. First row - Lynn Sharp, Mary Penn Burton, Mary Ruth Reynolds, Nancy Mitchell, Betsy Collins, Mary Ann Rodgers, Wayne Godsey, Jay Flippin, Darlene Mims, Anne Kimball. Second row - Phyllis Belton, Ann Bryant, Joan Kay Nowlin, Betty Jane Maness, Gloria Gilley, Sylvia Foley, Judy Rogers. Third row - John Jarrell, Jimmy Ammons, Bill Gunter, Roger Anglin, James Claude Richardson, Carole Lee Fulcher. Hnrsl ft • - A m ' Mm OFFICERS President - Tommy Beasley; Vice-President - Charlie Martin; Secretary - Emmett Lawson; Treasurer - Roger Anderson; Reporter - Gary Williams. OFFICERS President - Cheryl Mabe; Vice-President - Ellen Rorrer; Secretary - Cindy Martin, Reporter - Judy Conner; Song Leaders - Gloria Gilley, Dar¬ lene Mims. 4-H CluS Thepurposeof the 4-H Club is to train youth for purpose¬ ful rural life, encourage useful citizenship, and foster patriot¬ ism. First row - Louise Harris, Sylvia Foley, Jane Ashby, Mary Elizabeth Boaz, Barbara Byers, Beverly Adkins, Anita Morrison, Raymond Spence, Berkley Owens, Jimmy Law, Murray Amos Thompson, Ronnie Wood. Second row - Cheryl Mabe, Ellen Rorrer, Cindy Martin, Judy Conner, Gloria Gilley, Darlene Mims, Tommy Beasley, Charlie Martin, Emmett Lawson, Anne Beasley, Lynn Sharp, Mary Alice Akers, Johnny Elder. Thirdrow - Billy Martin, Winifred Brenwald, Robert Penn, Gary Williams, Roger Anderson, David Holt, George D. Dickerson, Jimmy Mitchell, Foy Owens, Jimmy Greer, David Byers, Johnny Hooker, Tommy Inman, Bill West, Charles Collins. jkn ■•1(1 HI Hif m g a SNlMiMMjA - M $ I : mg jR ■ ' . i Hr fL jm iiw - m 1 xV R W. First row - Louise Handy, Lynn Sharp, Mary Ruth Reynolds, Nancy Mitchell, Carol Jean Spencer, Dana Vernon, Diane Taylor, Joyce Ann Flippin, Joanne Hill. Second row - David Woodall, Wayne Godsey, Mary Penn Burton, Mary Ann Rodgers, Betsy Collins, Janet Hopkins, Ann Williams, Mildred Hopkins, Mrs. Martha Dickerson. £afin CluS The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote learning about and understanding of ways of Roman life by books, plays, films, and art. OFFICERS President - Mary Penn Burton; Vice-President - Mary Ann Rodgers; Secretary - Nancy Mitchell; Treasurer - Janet Hopkins. First row - Mrs. Foster Staples, Charlie Martin, Anne Beasley, Sue Williams, Mary Alice Akers, J. Murray Hooker, Lynn Sharp, Glenda Handy, Billy Harnsberger, Mr. J. C. Bledsoe. Second row - Linda Edwards, Mildred Hopkins, Janet Hopkins, Judy George, Anita Cockran, Jo Anne Martin, Lorene Martin, Shelby Jean Lawson. Third row - Goldie Anglin, Sandra Martin, Jimmy McHone, Charlie East, Vance Willard, Jack Williams. Monogram Club OFFICERS President - Charlie Martin; Vice-President - Anne Beasley; Secretary - Sue Williams; Treasurer - Mary Alice Akers; Reporter - J. Murray Hooker. The Monogram Club gives special recognition to students who have been outstanding in basket¬ ball, baseball, or cheerleading. Sponsors - Mr. J. C. Bledsoe and Mrs. Foster Staples. m j Sponsor - Mrs. Madeline B. Dalton The purpose of the Library Club is to promote the use of the library for more students and to create a greater love for books. Library Club OFFICERS Historian-Joyce Ann Flippin; Reporter-Polly Flippin; Treas¬ urer-Cheryl Mabe; Secretary-Brenda Cox; Vice-President - Ellen Rorrer; President-Jimmy Greer. i s First row - Gwen Marsico, Cheryl Mabe, Brenda Cox, Jimmy Greer, Ellen Rorrer, Polly Flippin, Joyce Ann Flippin. Second row - Mrs. Madeline B. Dalton, Eleanor Williams, Ginger Cooper, Jimmy Law, Sandra Williams, Louise Harris, Jimmy Mitchell, Ronnie Williams, Stella Spence, Frances Handy, Anita Morrison, Ann Slaughter, Jane Redd Waller, Nellie P. Dalton. —— d West End Grill and Skating Rink i r ,i tm rj ywwV j a i w ftin . , So, this is sportsmanship!” Let ' s go up, Janet!” The basketball season holds tense moments for the boys-and the spec¬ tators ! Coach Bledsoe gives instructions to the players--Jimmy Greer, Charlie East, J. Murray Hooker, Curtis Correll, Jimmy McHone. Co-Captains - Jimmy McHone and J Murray Hooker FIRST TEAM--Curtis Correll, Jimmy McHone, J. Murray Hooker, Charlie East, David Rodgers Charlie East scores two for Stuart in Dis trict R basketball game. A Coach - Mr. J. C. Bledsoe 23as6d6all Managers-Roger Anderson and Jack Williams First Row-Charlie Martin, Jr., Curtis Correll, Jimmy McHone, J. Murray Hooker, Charlie East, David Rodgers. Second Row - Mr. J. C. Bledsoe, John Jarrell, Johnnie Burge, Billy Harnsberger, Foy Owens, Jimmy Greer, Bill West, Roger Anderson, Jack Williams. Jimmy and Hooker on the fast break. k;, k 7 , ' ■’ ! •! ' tjj} : ‘ri Mrs. Staples plans strategy with the team--Goldie Anglin Carol Williams, Sue Williams, Glenda Handy, Janet Hopkins and Alice Collins. Our guards hustle in a District R game FIRST TEAM-Sue Williams, Glenda Handy, Lorene Martin, Janet Hopkins, Goldie Anglin, Alice Collins Co-Captains-Sue Williams and Janet Hopkins A victory produces mixed expressions of joy mm jiiaaafaai. Let ' s tip it to Glenda, Sue! Coach - Mrs. Foster Staples Scorekeeper- Linda Edwards Manager- Judy George First row-Goldie Anglin, Glenda Handy, Sue Williams, Janet Hopkins, Lorenfe Martin, Alice Collins Second row-Mrs. Foster Staples, Carol Williams, Darlene Mims, Betsy Collins, Carol Jean Spencer Sandra Martin, Crystal Puckett, Linda Edwards, Judy George. (Not pictured--Shelby Jean Lawson) iwii ’nKWn rSiAftS’w ' Co-captain - Lynn Sharp Anita Cochran Jo Anne Martin Cheerleaders fta | Captain - Anne Beasley Sponsor - Mrs. Anna Hanby Rah! Cheer Mary Alice Akers Lane Martin The Varsity boys make a big entrance. Two for Stuart--we hope! Boys’ junior Varsity First row - Johnny Elder, Charles Ammons, Murray Roberson, Johnny Hooker, George D. Dickerson, Jimmy Mitchell, Mr. J. C. Bledsoe. Second row - Wayne Godsey, Larry Hutchens, Michael Newman, Norman Cummings, Billy Martin, Charles Collins. Third row - Walter Abe Powell, Samuel Soyars, David Byers, Michael Belton, Donald Light, Donald Vernon. r V... ....... • First row - Jimmy Greer, Butch Mitchell, Charlie Martin, Charlie East, David Holt. Second row - J. Murray Hooker, John Jarrell, Bill Harnsberger, Bill West. Third row - Charles Vernon, Curtis Correll, Donnie Nowlin. Baseball High spirits mark our baseball team. Coach Bledsoe gives instructions to the team. Now, Mrs. Staples, remember those nights we have ballgames and go easy on the homework! Elementary teachers in the lounge. 44 R. L. Goad 45 iw w i famskKmmaaM , rinci P J ' Messag, 3ee n numpi ' A,,„ S s -r e r—■ taken pi ace in such n® did n6t e Pec? tn ! Press our selves Ci ; an g es ha ( has been a primp f a sil0rt period of r t0 See ma ny of thp h aS We did evente certain no gjat t J actor ia bringing abouTm 1 am that bav °f our youth, not n m f 6flCe of our natin many 0f the se chamJ ducatl0n ofy out 3 j t llty simulate grow amoi mt of facts th° rW mor “ d ” ' “ ■ | r , Principal - Mr. W. B. Watkins 7 a? Assistant Principal Mr. J. C. Bledsoe Superintendent of Schools Mr. J. V. Law Elementary Principal Mr. Edmund Greer Mrs. Madeline Dalton Mrs. Martha Dickerson Mrs. Anna Hanby Madison B. S. Meredith A. B. Radford B. S. Librarian Latin and Geography Home Economics i ■ Mrs. Gertrude Hopkins William and Mary B. S. Mathematics and Science Mrs. Mildred Hopkins Radford B. S. English and Guidance Director vk i -££-v ' Y+J ' Zk- Higd Scdool Longwood B. S. English faculty Mrs. Jessie Vernon Radford B. S. Commercial Mrs. Elizabeth Pilson Radford B. S. English and Science Mrs. Foster Staples University of North Carolina A.B. French and Physical Education Mrs. Polly Tatum Madison B. S. Mathematics and Science «aaa —wmiiiiiiubi iiw , wr Mrs. Frances Underwood Radford B. S. University of Virginia M. S. Mathematics Mr. Machel Biggs Emory and Henry B. S. Mathematics and Science Mr. C. W. Spencer Berea College B. S. Agriculture : :. -■:- : -:. Mrs. Edith Anglin Radford B. S. Seventh Grade Mrs. Martha Martin Radford B. S. Seventh Grade {f!j Mrs. Erma McKenzie Mary Washington B. S. Sixth Grade Mrs. Vera Shelton Radford B. S. Sixth Grade Mrs. Kathryn Boaz Longwood Radford Normal Professional Fifth Grade Mrs. Crystal Roberson Radford B. S. Fifth Grade Saculty Mrs. Georgia Waller Longwood Normal Professional Fourth Grade Mrs. Bernice Wood Radford B. S. Fifth Grade Mrs. Audrey Davis Longwood Elementary Fourth Grade Mrs. Ora Thomas Radford B. S. Third-Fourth Combination Mrs. Mabel Joyce Radford B. S. Third Grade Mrs. Mary C. Mooney Greensboro College A. B. George Peabody for Teachers M. Third Grade A. m -a_ 4_ Mrs. Clara Boaz Longwood B. S. Second Grade Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Longwood B. S. Second Grade (First Semester) Mrs. Almeda Mills Radford Second Grade (Second Semester) faculty Mrs. Minnie Mae Fain Madison B. S. First Grade Mrs. Hazel Hawks Radford B. S. First Grade BUS DRIVERS Mr. James Graham Mr. Gilmer Roberson Mr. R. M. Largen Mr. J. P. Turner Mr. Paul Hopkins Mr. Charles Bishop CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Vera Beasley CAFETERIA STAFF First row - Mrs. Mattie Lawson, Mrs. Beatrice Morse. Second row- Mrs. Audrey Hodges, Mrs. Wilbur Hall, Mrs. Audrey Fain. CUSTODIAN Mr. Foster Hall Mrs. Wood s Fifth Grade A typical locker scene. Wm. P. Swartz, Jr. Co., Inc. i ‘V ' .r w MmmXVlKKraXS BSHH — ■ 3irst Qva.de Linda Ayers Darrel Bowling Anna Boyd Gary Bullins Debbie Craddock Gary Conner R. J. Cassady Larry Cassady Elva Mae Cassady Brenda Cassady Bonnie Cassady Ann Dalton Richard Foley Marvin Foley Gerald Foley Barry Foley Odell Fain Mary Frances Fain Brenda Fain Barton Greer Randy Gregory Linda Hale David Hall Tommy Hamm Donna Handy Susan Handy David Harris Glenn Harris Joe Harter Ricky C. Hazelwood 56 Evonne Hill Bill Holt Jeffrey Holt Kathy Howell Ricky Hudson Joan Hughes Sylvia Hughes Wanda Inman Jeannine Keckler Rena Lawless Ronnie Lawson Douglas Layman Junior Light David Morse Sandra Kay Martin Linda Martin Kathy Martin Frances A. Martin Bobby Mabe Ricky Nowlin Roger Oakley Richard Overby Don Pace Darlene Pendleton Gladys Pendleton Bob Pugh Norma Rakes Lynn Roach Faythe Roberson Larry A. Roberson Bennett Shiiff Charles Lewis Sifford Bobby Smith David Sowder Hylton Tatum Ida Mae Turner Janie Vipperman Beverly Williams Morris Woods Calvin Wright Clayton Wright Rickey Wright Mrs. Hawks ' first graders in their classroom. Second Qrad e :■ I 1 Kathy Jo Beach Calvin Boyd Susan Boyd Jimmy Branch Thomas Cassady Ronald Clark Jerry Collins Burton Conner Mark Cooper Junior DeHart Junior Fain Susan Fillmore Becky Foley Chester Foley Glenda Foley Elizabeth Joan Forbes Mary Ruth Gilbert Ronald Haley Deborah Harris Danny Hazelwood Carl Lee Hill Pamela Hines Sophia Hodnett Carolyn Hopkins Bennie Hughes Robbie Johnson Patricia Kahle Brenda Lawless Steve Lawson Bonnie Lucado Phyllis Magal Catherine Martin David Martin Jimmy Martin Ray Martin Rodney Dee Martin Roger Lee Martin Terry Martin Roger McGuire Billy Mitchell Patricia Morse Neill Osburn Donice Williams Joan Williams Michael Williams Alma Overby Ronnie Overby Dale Pendleton Joel Pendleton Sharon Rakes Susan Rakes Teresa Rakes Chip Roberson Ray Roberson Katherine Rogers Melissa Ross Dianna Shuler Donnie Smart Bruce Spence Henry Spence Junior Spence Walter Spence Karen Stallings Tommie Tatum Rhonda Terry Gary Turner Troy Lee Turner Vera Turner Joe Willett ■i 1 I Qrade ■ Linda Alexander Beth Ammons Linda Austin Wanda Ayers Roger Beasley Charles Bowman Lewis Bowman David Bullins Mary Alice Byers Brenda Crannell Rebecca Cassady Roger Cassady : ■ : WM Leon Clark Wilma Clark David Collins Modjorie Conner Steve Cooke Joy Corns Kaye Corns Bill Cox Wayne Craig Buddy Creasey Michael Curry Gail Dalton Roger Dalton Billy Doss Carl Ray Fain Janet Fain Patsy Fain Robert H. Fain Rodger Fain Danny Fields Diane Foley Clayton Hamm Hassell Handy Patsy Hazelwood Richard Hazelwood David Helms Rodger Holt Thomas Holt Edward Hopkins Roger Hopkins Mike Howell Carolyn Inman J. C. Joyce Steve Lawson Marie Light Maurice Lyon Douglas Mabe Charles Magal Alton Martin Debby Martin Donna Martin Eldon Martin Kenny Martin Maynard Martin James McGuire Carol Morrison Frankie Nowlin Robert Oakley Margaret Overby Wayne Pack McRay Puckett Wade Puckett Doris Reed Mary Ellen Roberson Keith Williams Eddie Wood Danny Wright Ronnie Wright Linda Robertson Beverly Rogers Margie Rorrer Rebecca Shuff Phyllis Shuler Carol Smart Ann Smith Connie Smith Buddy Turner Mary Frances Turner Patsy Waller James Wiggington 3ouvth Qrade Nancy Adams Lydia Adkins Linda Belton Dorothy Boyd Susan Bryant Larry Burton Brenda Cassady William Cassady Joyce Lee Clark Ronnie Clark Rita Cochran Margaret Collins Herbert Conner Michael Cooke Glenda Craddock Lois DeHart Sam East, Jr. Jimmy Edwards Bob Elder Burton Fain Clyde Fain Judy Fain Bobby Fillmore Carolyn Foley f ' I J samimmaKaamxmmmiKm Patricia Foley Raena Foley Thelma Foley Bill Goad Raymond Gray Carolyn Hall Ronnie Hall Billy Handy Leon Handy Mary Lee Handy Diane Hazelwood Steve Hazelwood Wayne Hazelwood Bruce Hiatt Joe Holt Virginia Holt Timmy Howell Jane Hudson Rachel Hughes Steve Hughes Eddie Hunt Barbara Hutchens Katherine Key Danny Lawson Janice Lawson Mattie Lawson Christine Lucado Cheryl McGrady Charles McGuire Byron Mabe Roger Mabe Nathan Martin Douglas Mills Barbara Nowlin Gary Nowlin Regena Odell Curtis Overby Ginna Paarfus Donna Pack Ernest Pendleton Jerry Pendleton Katherine Ray Glynda Reed Jimmy Reynolds Paul Richardson Warren Rodgers Richard Rogers Stan Rogers Mary Elizabeth Rorrer Sue Scearce Janice Sheppard Brenda Smart Fred Spence Gary Spence mm Ronald Wilson Charlos Wright David Young Barry Taylor Ivon Thomas Leon Terry Charles Turner Gary Vaughn Gary Vipperman Wilma Watkins Gail Williams James Williams Jeanette Williams Ralph Williams Rebecca Williams ■ 1 i Angela Adkins Larry Adkins Betty Ayers H. C. Beasley Allen Biggs Dorothy Bowman Wayne Bowman Julie Branch Gloria Cassady Arnold Clifton Delsie Clifton William Clark Linda Collins Odell Collins Betty Conner Michael Conner Lester Craig Everett Dalton Weldon DeHart William Dickerson Sandra Edwards Douglas Elder Doyle Fain Leon Fain Mary Ruth Fain Ruby Fain Jeffrey Flippin Shelby Jean Flippin Arnold Foley Donna Jean Foley Lyle Foley Jane Gilbert Barbara Hamm Jimmy Hall George Hall Brenda Hall Arlene Hall Douglas Handy Larry Handy Ralph Handy Raymond Handy Barry Hazelwood Perry Hazelwood Susan Hazelwood Nancy Jo Helms Glen Holt Richard Holt Thomas Holt Christine Hughes Jackie Hughes Melvin Hughes Linda Inman Diane Johnson Johnny Joyce Clarence Key, Jr. Frances Law Bennie Lawson Brenda Lawson Linda Lawson David Light Laverne Light Leon Light Rita Light Vernon Lyons Peggy Maness Charlotte Martin James Martin Judy Martin Leon Martin Shirley Morrison Frances McGrady Lillie McGrady Alice McGuire Brenda Nowlin Johnnie Nunn Mary Lou Nunn Charles Overby Judy Pendleton Linda Pendleton Bill Pilson C. W. Puckett Larry Puckett Janet Ragsdale Charles Rakes Delmas Rorrer Donnie Rorrer Pauletta Spence Richard Setliff Phillip Simmons J. Harold Stallings Lewis Stevens Gary Stowe Deborah Swofford Sharon Tatum Doris Ann Taylor Vann Thomas Shirley Turner Donald Vipperman Steve Williams Benny Wood Geraldine Woods Larry Wright m a ■ I !: Sixtn Qva.de Tommy Ayers Ben Beach Bentrice Biggs Nelda Sue Biggs Bennie Blackard Nancy Blackard Billy Bowman Charles Bowman Calvin Boyd Roy Boyd Troy Lee Boyd Pat Burton l 1 in I. - am Brenda Campbell Roger Campbell Rayvone Cassady Donna Ruth Church Eugene Clark Mitchell Clark Judy Clement Letch Clifton Maggie Cochran Johnny Coleman Betty Ruth Collins Roger Conner Jack Dickerson Linda Jean Doss Margaret Dunkley LaVergne Fain Billie Sue Flippin Bonnie Flippin Anthony Foley Linda Ann Foley Beverly Gibson Andrea Goad Maria Goad Donnie Gunter Donald Hall Herman Hall Mason Hall Daris Handy Eunice Harbour Ruby Harter Samuel Harter Morgan D. Hines Linda Kaye Hodges Suzanne Hopkins Junior Inman Rhonda Kahle Curtis Keene Danny Lawless Brenda Layman Betty Ann Lucado Carol Lyon Alvin Martin Janelle Martin Juanita Martin Michael McKenzie Michael Mills Joe Morrison Michael Morrison Jimmy Nowlin David Overby Joe Owens Jebby Paarfus Linda Plasters Johnnie Puckett K I Brenda Rakes Danny Ray Rakes Garry Rakes Linda Susan Rakes Gloria Rorrer Gene Setliff Odean Sheppard Douglas Shuff Wayne Shuler Barbara Spence Frank Spence Jackie Spence Sparrel Williams Shirley Woodall Roger Woods Dorothy Wright Virginia Spence Anne Turner Ralph Turner Jerry Walker Jimmy Wigington Sherry Williams m Seventh Qva de Alan Wayne Adkins Cornelia Akers Bill Alexander Charles Ammons Judy Anderson Faye Ayers Johnnie Ayers Albert Baliles Norma Kate Barnett Cynthia Beach Harold Beasley Penny Beasley I 1 Carol Belton Amos Bowman Kathleen Boyd Frances Cassady Lorene Cassady Bill Clark A 1 ... - ■ ; . Bobby Clark David Clark Jerry Cummings Kenneth Dunkley Doris Fain Dorothy Fain Ricky Flippin Dorothy Foley Teddy Greer Eloise Gunter Harold Hall Shirley Hamm Betty Sue Handy Lewis Hazelwood Patricia Hiatt Richard Hodges Larry Hodnett Billy Holt Charlotte Holt Dewey Holt Douglas Holt Linda Hopkins Martin Hopkins Joanne Lang Clarence Lawson Billy Light Patricia Mabe Brenda Martin Carol McGrady Doris Overby Marshall Overby Paul Overby Carole Owens Elmer Pack Junior Pack Sheila Parks Brenda Pendleton Anne Pilson Betty Ruth Puckett Emma Jean Rakes Larry Rakes Nancy Rakes Kaye Roberson Ruth Rodgers Jimmy Rogers Sandra Shelton Tommy Shelton Charlie Ray Spence Josie Spence Deanna Spencer Jimmy Stowe Junior Taylor Judy Vaughn Beatrice Wilson r % ? ' - — • %rV mmmi mm Sub-3 resfiman Class President-Nellie Pauline Dalton; Vice-President-Ann Slaughter; Secretary-Brenda Cox; Treasurer-Jane Redd Waller; Reporter- Polly Flippin. : i ; ! Ronnie Adams Jane Ashby Phyllis Belton Jimmy Bocock Clarence Bowman Mary Elizabeth Boaz Anne Bryant Barbara Byers Maria Cochran Judy Coleman Charles A. Collins Charles D. Collins Judy Conner Julia Corns Margaret Craddock Brenda Cox Julia Cox Nellie P. Dalton Danny DeHart George D. Dickerson Barbara Edwards Donald Fain Polly Flippin Cecil Foley Judy Foley Mike Foley Sue Foley Garland Gilbert Herbert Hall Sandra Hamm Linda Handy Nelson Hill Johnny Hooker Betsy Hopkins Ural Harris Michael Hazelwood Richard Howell Larry Hutchins Redith Hylton Mike Kodenski Jimmy Law Jimmy Lawson Sandra Williams Hilda Wright Phyllis Lawson Michael Lyons Cheryl Mabe Betty Jane Maness Barbara Marsico Billy Martin Edward Martin Helen Martin Judy Martin Jimmy Mitchell Anita Morrison Joan Kay Nowlin Berkley Owens Jeffrey Owens Clayton Reynolds Murray Roberson Weldon Roberson Arzelle Rogers Kay Rorrer Sammy Rorrer Willa Kay Rogers Edd Scott Ann Slaughter Robin Smart Pat Spence Raymond Spence Stella Spence Dianne Taylor Murray Amos Thompson Otis Turner Janet Vipperman Jane Redd Waller Daisy Williams Gary Williams Helen Williams Ronnie Williams It ' s a hard life, Cheryl! A very attentive group of students. President-Foy Owens; Vice - P r e side nt-Iristine Cassady; Secretary-Sylvia Foley; Treasurer-Joyce Ann Flippin; Reporter-Brenda Rorrer. Beverley Adkins Jimmy Anderson Roger Anglin Michael Belton Charles Biggs Gretchen Bocock David Byers Iristine Cassady Sammy Coleman Richard Conner Ginger Cooper Curtis Correll Helen Correll Chonda Craddock Norman Cummings Johnny Elder Bernice Fain Jay Flippin Joyce Ann Flippin Keith Flippin Clyde Foley Sylvia Foley Gloria Gilley Phyllis Goard Wayne Godsey Wade Hamm Donice Handy Frances Handy Linda Harbour Louise Harris Jimmy Helms Jayne Ruth Hicks Jay Holt Jimmy Holt Kathy Holt V Ralph Howell Virginia Hylton Shirley Inman Tommy Inman Lois Joyce Louise Joyce Bonnie Law Donald Light Cindy Martin Leon Martin Shirley Martin Jerry McKamey Kenton McPeake Mike Morrison Sylvia Morrison Michael Newman Donnie Nowlin Foy Owens Walter Abe Powell Crystal Puckett James Claude Richardson Brenda Rorrer Ellen Rorrer Richard Shelton Gary Sheppard Coy Sigmon Linda Smart Thomas Soyars Carol Spencer Faye Thomas Barbara Turner Betty Ruth Turner Marlene Turner Michael Vaughn Dana Vernon Donald Vernon Eleanor Vipperman Annette Williams Eleanor Williams Jimmy Williams Joyce Williams Nash Williams Sammy Williams Soph omore (Seated) President-Carol Williams; Vice-President - Ronnie Wood; Secretary-Elaine Shuler; Treasurer-Jimmy Greer; Reporter-Anne Watkins. Mary Alice Akers Roger Anderson Pat Belton Aaron Blackard Shirley Blackard Betty Ann Booth Johnny Burge Carolyn Clark Pauline Clark Phyllis Clark Frances Coleman Robert Coleman Shirley Collins Shirlene Conner Lois Deatherage Linda DeHart Margaret Fain Walter L. Flippin Judy Foley Ruth Foley Linda Goad Jimmy Greer Gary Gunter John Gunter Larry Hall ftt faKlfr t«rf : gfcniii Margaret Hall Freddie Lee Hiatt Joanne Hill David Holt Guy Holt Jane Hughes Linda Alice Hughes Larry Joyce Barbara Lawson Rayvon Light Lane Martin Margaret Martin Judy Morrison Robert Penn Dorothy Plasters Ann Puckett Dixie Lea Rakes Steve Rey nolds Mary Jane Robertson Judy Rogers Elaine Shuler Gloria Smart Samuel Soyars Sophomores Mary Alice Akers and Roger Anderson suffer through Beta initiation. mm® junior Class (Seated) Vice-President - Douglas Light; President - J. Murray Hooker; Secretary - Louise Handy. (Standing) Treas¬ urer - Glenda Shockley; Reporter - Virginia Lea Beasley. Jimmy Ammons Tommie Beasley Virginia Lea Beasley Delana Biggs Mary Penn Burton Marie Cassady Alice Collins Betsy Collins Carliss East Charlie East Bill Gardner Anna Lee Gunter Ralph Hall Kitty Sue Holt Leon Holt Linda Holt ! J. Murray Hooker Mary Hilda Hughes James Ingle John Jarrell Shelby Jean Lawson Douglas Light Jo Anne Martin Lorene Martin Richard Martin Jimmy McHone Darlene Mims Nancy Mitchell Mary Ruth Reynolds Johnnie Roberson Nora Frances Rorrer Lynn Sharp Glenda Shockley Edward Soyars Faye Spence David Woodall Some of us served for the Junior- Senior Banquet, 1960. Just wait until we ' re seniors! (Seated) President - Bill Church; Secretary - Judy George. (Standing) Reporter - Sue Williams; Treasurer - Mary Ann Rodgers; Vice-President - Charlie Martin. Cl ass Moffo- “C he future is not in the hands of fate, hut ours.” Class Colors - Blue and Silver Class Slower- Qladiola 78 ANNE ELAINE BEASLEY GOLDIE ANGLIN Senior Cl ass NELLIE FRANCES BLAYLOCK JOHNNY SAMUEL BOLES JOHN DAVID CLARK W w - 79 C SJ ' SALLY RUTH CLARK ANITA ELAINE COCHRAN J HESTER FAY ..COLE lN ' HARVEY DRUPE DOLLARHITE w ?m S emor Cl ass jy- y r v C A jjjy ' - ' ° dC LINDA JEAN EDWARDS CAROLE LEE FULCHER JUDITH SHOCKLEY GEORGE HAROLD DEAN GOAD ' We can be serious ' Senior , Class DEL VANIA ANN GREGORY WILLIAM HAYNES GUNTER BEATRICE ANN HALL GLENDA GALE HANDY 81 awsw GLENN EDWARD HANDY PRISCILLA JEWETT HAZELWOOD . WILLIAM LINDSAY HARNSBERGER, JR. WANDA GERALDINE HAZELWOOD IffifiS CLARENCE AUBREY HOLT AARON DeHART HOPKINS, JR. I wonder if we should do it JANET VIRGINIA HOPKINS MILDRED SUSAN HOPKINS LARRY PAUL LAWSON EMMETT LEON LAWSON USLOL S e n i o U JZjL ELIZABETH LEE MANN CHARLIE LEE MARTIN, JR. JANET MARIE MARTIN V d y « fh y. v y RICHARD DEAN ROGERS, JR. ELSIE MAE SCOTT y ;- v S Senior Class Should auld acquaintance be forgot . hpp RAYMOND HAROLD SHELTON WANDA SHARLENE SHOCKLEY 4 , ' V r sl J -J I n ' I • is, ih J s ' ' ' j r y ' A k ' S l Jr v V %S Why don ' t you try it this way?” Senior Class GLENN EDMOND SLAUGHTER CLARENCE DILLARD SMART GLENN HOWARD THOMAS PRISCILLA ANN THOMAS 87 DOROTHY FRANCES THOMPSON IRIS CHRISTINE TURNER Senior Class CHARLES LEONARD VERNON ever: ROSALIE WALKER , j VANCE CARNARD WILLARD So, this is study hall.” ANNA SUE WILLIAMS tt I think I ' ll join the Texas Rangers. BRENDA FAYE WILLIAMS _ Chss GEORGIA ANN WILLIAMS IVA JEAN WILLIAMS RONALD JACK WILLIAMS RICHARD JOHNNY WOODS —- mm Senior Sponsor Mrs. Polly Tatum Senior Sponsor Mrs. Anna Hanby So, these are Seniors Anna Hanby Senior ' v; • j i hi : 4 ! Mg; jl i a ' afj- v f f ijfw L nm 11 M Senior Mascots David Tatum and Terri Lynne Williams Senior Homeroom Mothers Mrs. Thomas Beasley, Mrs. Virgil Williams, Mrs. James Boaz, Mrs. Dan Rodgers Graduation is a milestone in our lives, the divider between adolescence and adulthood. Behind us are the happy, carefree days of our high school careers; ahead we foresee a promising and challenging future. Whether we continue our educations or begin to work immediately in industry or on farms, it is our task to make this future a reality. . 91 Martinsville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (jpjjga aaras ' L 232) 4� - — ■ III I y ft flcfessew y J t agExa iJ ' V ; ' ■ L jczse ' -cse c-ci g£afe 8i cpq £ PARIS H. PUGH- AGENT L. W. HYLTON COMPANY INSURANCE AGENCY 14 Main Street Phone OWen 4-3171 P. O. Box 367 Stuart, Virginia Dear Senior Class of ' 61: You are now completing your public educatio n and it is in order to extend to you Congratulations” for your perseverance and final achievement. You are standing on the threshold of a new and exciting life. Commence¬ ment is truly the beginning--the beginning of greater accomplishments and greater responsibilities. Some of you will go to college pursuing a higher education to better fit you for life. Others of you will take up your respon¬ sibilities in the business world. Wherever you go or whatever vocation you engage in, we hope and pray that the future will be good to each and every one of you. In this connection, you may rest assured that you may depend on us to render the best possible service to you and your community in every way that weknowhow. Your problems, either insurance or in civic affairs, are of prime interest to us. Wishing you the best of luck for the future, we are, Staff: Sincerely, Paris H. Pugh, Owner Mrs. Betty Jo Hundley Mrs. Elda L. Gilley Mrs. India H. Williams VIRGINIA HEATING AND METAL CO., INC. Authorized Dealer for Thatcher Furnaces Twenty-six Years Experience W. Glenn Martin, Mgr. Phone OW 4-4591 Stuart, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of C. A. THOMAS KOLODNY ' S Stuart, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia C. W. HOLT STUART EXPLORER THE HOUSE OF QUALITY POST NUMBER 77 Martinsville, Virginia Stuart, Virginia PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS distributed by HOME OIL AND GAS COMPANY Mt. Airy, North Carolina NUTRITIOUS DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM Winston-Salem, North Carolina FINEST QUALITY IN TIAIIOOK FEINTING - -.- . - -- ° c u3 ° . r jj llA c a.. ?v U, tb ( --- A _xJc - AxJw ±A- C A Pc o -nr ru . W.G. ATKINS AND SON ' s —r— a v AC -V Adt cJz, - ■— ' os- vA_-A Q lTl) a)-9 ' ■ ' - ' - t r l .0. ' ' v , isJ. General Merchandise “ A k - ( .6 J . r £ -fr-JLii. w tr O ' o- - J . e r w K _ . J Furniture and Appliances cOrc nVJ in«jUL -£•� ° . ' tk sP . je- - ■ Woolwine, Virginia, , . ■ — V ( ! A r . s_.J - - - ■ - - - • ft - -Sr U) jjj iv ° v - V - _ AJ jdu. it) dtu o -a-Al - ck -• ok T A • j J-dL U0 Mr. 4%- Jo aJ -- T v . TVl T Bill Staples t V V - ' - ■ Jefferson standard ■feL-T A- SJ i. ) LIFE INSURANCE Vat L J ' iiuvyyv .. t aM v i)s GP O— X V o Stuart, Virginia — xN k Mr. 4% T Mr. 4% WHEO o- J JZJ ' x L- 1000 watts 1270 on the dial 9 . r-v_OioL J v . v A Patrick Henry Broadcasting Corporation Station t. . Stuart ' , Virginia � J to vj VJ it d ALEXANDER ' S FOOD MARKET Thomas O. Alexander Phone OW 4-3174 Stuart, Virginia STUART SERVICENTER owned and operated by Carl Lawson and Jimmy Belton Phone OW 4-4011 HOPKINS AND WOOD Grading and Land Clearing Phone S. G. Hopkins OW 4-2375 or Ray Lee Wood OW 4-2104 Stuart, Virginia F. REES CO. Mount Airy ' s Finest Men’s and Boys ' Store Mount Airy, North Carolina STUART DRUG STORE Your Dependable Druggists Robert Richardson and Bill Baughan Prescriptions Stuart, Virginia MILLS DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Phone OW 4-5511 Stuart, Virginia ■nMif iatii W ; u- ' ■ A ' ift ' i Compliments of H. L. WEBB BOAZ DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Your General Electric Dealer Distributors of Sealtest Milk Phone OW 4-5548 Meadows of Dan, Virginia Collinsville, Virginia BIGGS COUNTRY MARKET COLLEGIATE CAPS AND GOWNS Gulf Gas and Oil Fresh Produce and Groceries E. W. PADDISON, Phone OW 4-4910 Representative 5 miles south of Stuart ROUTE 8 Mt. Airy, North Carolina — tr i JS i SZr STUART FLOWER SHOP Flowers for every Occasion Telephone OWen 4-3289 R.C. SHEPPARD Electrical Supplies--Lighting Fixtures Phone OWen 4-3314 Stuart, Virginia • N v J3 _ I SN Compliments of r STUART LUMBER CO. (Mxjt 1 A : .V A 0 . A V Hardwood Floors f M Phone OW 4-3151 t • Stuart, Virginia a y i Lpt - Jt £ufcj . y R i Aytf - MORSE ' S GROCERY PARKWAY ESSO SERVICE Downtown Stuart, Virginia Meadows of Dan Virginia We specialize in fresh produce Compliments of CLAYTON AND WAYNE HUBBARD NEWTON ' S Ready- To-Wear for Ladies and Girls ' Quality, Style, Economy’ New and Used Tires POLO Recaps and Repairs ANGLIN TIRE SERVICE Phone OW 4-3313 Stuart, Virginia DAN ' S GENERAL STORE STUART FURNITURE CO. The Best in Service Quality G. E. Appliances Dennis Mabe Eddie Prillaman Phone OW 4-5794 Woolwine, Virginia Phone OWen 4-5481 Uptown Stuart, Virginia Compliments of SMITH BANKS BOYLES SHOE STORE Groceries, Dry Goods, Feeds Hardware, Seeds, and Building Supplies Mt. Airy, North Carolina Meadows of Dan, Virginia mm PATRICK COUNTY MOTOR CO., INC. SALES 1 SERVICES Ford Sales Service Phone OW 4-3141 Stuart, Virginia GOAD ' S BARBER SHOP ’ 9o Hut ) Downtown Stuart, Virginia DALTON JEWELERS SKYLINE FURNITURE CO. Phone OW 4-4851 Phone OW 4-3411 Stuart, Virginia Meadows of Dan, Virginia BEASLEY ' S DEPARTMENT ARNOLD BANKS TRACTOR CO. STORE Ford Tractors and Equipment -Downtown- Stuart, Virginia Phone OW 4-4787 Meadows of Dan, Virginia • WOOD ' S COLD STORAGE PAUL ' S PLACE SUPPLY Best in Dinner The Home of Fine Apples and Short Orders Phone OW 4-2370 R.FJD. 4 Hwy. 58 8 West Phone OW 4-3233 Intersection Rts. 57 and 8 Stuart, Virginia Stuart, Virginia ■BBfe _ _ ,.... :m„ VA A 7 Building Material, Feed, Paint General Farm Supplies Phone OW 4-2751 Stuart, Virginia SL - J -s ' A.D. HOPKINS CV Distributor Gulf Oil Products Dial OW 4-2641 Stuart, Virginia y msmm If M W m - H - Sw -X -c Ivo bxr J) f ,£ g i£l ' Z - P JL snyO yy—- “ -■4- -W-a 6 J ck WOOD ' S RADIO AND V ' C. (I SERVICE „ CO i ? ■ ‘f- ' t s. sie, °P ,. U itr Wen 4-3320 _■ )cl{Lc oJttL .’hi ' JL JJ THE ENTERPRISE l—-’ Your County Newspaper Since 1876 Job Printing - Office Supplies Phone OW 4-2431 V- -rukt ROD S GARAG 4U l- jy JUL j General Repair Wprk (ahX ' - Ov U_ Dan Rodgers( Proprmtor (j Stuart, Virgini a j n -£ A. REXALL DRUGS HUDSON ' S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Stuart, Virginia $S PATRICK HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CORP. Hardware, Furniture, and Building Supplies Dupont Paints and Varnishes Stuart, Virginia Compliments of STUART GULF SERVICE Sam Bullins, Proprietor Stuart, Virginia — ASHBY ' S ESSO SERVICENTER Lester Ashby, Proprietor P N DEPARTMENT STORES 5 10£ STORES Stores in North Carolina and Virginia Phone OWen 4-3136 V — ■ ju � x V w ,V - - • V J L ' = r ft 1 i“. Z ' 1 ' 4 V :U y U u y it iW A, U If (iii t) jM y L ? A V PATRICK COUNTY j 7 Hli JAMES W. BOAZ tit INSURANCE AGENCY Auto - Fire - Life Stuart, Virginia A A l I M BANK j j it Member FDIC Ml i ! Phone OW 4-2361 u yv — yjr m ,WMM b fbm? li I ; r 5 ——— Stuart, Virginia Phone OW 4-2251 ’ V JL , 7 ' ?• (A , . V • I J Stuart, Virginia U $J ' cs C s ' - - ? s J? - - yfy 7 ' .c y ' —-V ' „ ✓ _ 6 ' 4 ir Is , Compliments of J , , +.S y MICK OR MACK V Stuart, Virginia Z ' V jl z 7 . yv a _ [ W CLEANERS V 1JAHE lV ' 0 1 OisJ £ QtJ HOWELL ' S GROCERY owned and operated by Gordon Howell ESSO Products Phone OW 4-5062 Route 4 Stuart, Virginia i i 0 SCOTT ' S GARAGE owned and operated by Brewster Scott Phillips 66 i S Route 2 Stuart, Virginia fP Compliments of STOP ' N SHOP MARKET General Merchandise Esther Jarrell, Manager Phone OW 4-3478 Patrick Springs, Virginia s ECONOMY SUPPLY COMPANY 7 MPANY rT Jy {] I Jr j American Standard Plumbing Fixtures Myersf V ft. Myers Water Pumps White Water Heaters U Aj Phone OW 4-2265 Patrick Springs, Virginia C U C MOODY FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL Day and Night Ambulance Service Phone OW 4-2131 Stuart, Virginia MARTIN ' S TEXACO SERVICE Full line of Texaco Products and Accessories Patrick Springs, Virginia STUART ESSO SERVICENTER Auto Service-Esso Products Up Town On The Corner Phone OW 4-7361 Stuart, Virginia I maw Q oo , J ' 4 aJM r f tuoXi . 9 rULOdUU . VW ' X JL JUisiui, C,. ■QJrcU nj ' sc -!LSLo . uujJb4jO o ' : yM; T tjO J Oi tO v ; (5Lr 2 LhJ”, JS-A LX! Drink DrPrner j 2 ut - rt tj ft _j— ' .—j— ' it ' y J Xj O ' QjU QjLLcU- Jlj%v4s CkSLuv1!UM .-Cc J jL yyuy K £ ijb.a r sym Y lM aUjLu aJ Avot A jl Z) ✓T ; 4 • ' fl- c4hD y dl 3 QMs4 t X m A$ cX -r OL DR. PEPPE MJL ±Jvl tn, 4 AM Xl , J L fros v c dL 4 -xLjl. jpAri J _ .. tittup { gf A?jQ-iasl£ ZjoL Im U Jy pZ K p V ML sqJ ' U JL adb ,sU Um A - p J ke y™L ( yJj L vJL ' % aO j JL-s jJ 9 ' JJ Ajh) ' LA Jb JU SPORT SHOP Danville, Virginia Athletic Outfitters Fishing and Hunting Toys and Games Sporting Goods Dog Supplies Fine Guns Bicycles Cultery Hobbies Raw ling - Spaulding - Voit Distributors Our Representative in Your Area James W. Price OUR EVER-PRESENT CHALLENGE The prosperity and individual freedoms we enjoy today are hard- earned gifts from our forefathers and must never be taken for granted. Each new generation must stand on its own feet and preserve these freedoms. The freedoms we enjoy through the American Way have a high price and must be earned over and over. W. Somerset Maugham expresses it this way: If a nation values anything more than freedom, it will lose its freedom; and the irony of it is that if it is comfort or money that it values more, it will lose that, too. JOHN SEXTON CO. Sexton Qualify Qxhh j. National Wholesale Grocers Established 1883 Chestnut and Delaware Sts. Philadelphia 5, Pa. WOOD ' S GARAGE ESSO Products Westinghouse Appliances Phone OW 4-2311 Woolwine, Virginia « lJL A. KERN’S BAKERY ' INC. Bristol, Virginia-Term. A— 1 3 ■ v jL -T J sl o J3 J -V- GLOBMAN’S — V ' - ' — Since 1915 Famous for Wear-Tested Brands For Your School Needs Martinsville, Virginia mtmm tf ' ii‘ ' ,V- ' r;.; f : ■ 1 ■ ■. p , 7?i y SJL ZO , y 1 x ' X. y 7 J C x ' r ,, UNITED ELASTIC CORPORATION 1 rT Z ' « . t• ' . s gr-Cc L S Compliments of pi ' .yj %JL t C - i -04 SMlt Virginia fV « x — . — -——— -— ss . CONNER BROTHERS Dealer for McCulloch Chain Saws Phone OW 4-5098 Stuart, Virginia CJ. HALSEY COMPANY JiL JZ2 tXX4: WholesalecDistributors 1 c- yJo ition Foods 2jU Robert A . Trussell Sales Representative V- r 6 1 jL. P. O. Box 556 Dial DI 3-2421 Roanoke 3, Virginia i-A— 4!gbu J - — 2 ! ' s - kjQ QjLA -+ - £pg 0 e a- .Ja - c.+f . 2-cJ-4_ f J - O 1- +. 7 , uzJ£-—o — — e ai 4 . W THE Sjy RT-BOOK CLUB 2Tlv-w— X—- Agent for Woodruff ' s Flowers for the past twenty-five years � -Q o ) r Ta Z-Tz j, -A. WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Remember— All our commissions for flowers are given to Stuart Charities and Com¬ munity Causes. We have given to these causes in the past years alone over $3,522.00. ■ ' j)tcu ' [. 7?P ' Jt 4 ' 1 Ls r ' yi 3 1 HERFF JONES CO ‘ hp Q -tr-C — lX- i AoA—c 5 - • X - V wl- -- 1 ' —- Q_ 0j— LJL -• k ' - ' ' - c£L Qz- ' -VA. —-v Manufacturing Jeweler® Station r 1401-1429 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Hi, Everyone! ■ X ! Come to STUART SANDWICH SHOP WOOD ' S USED AUTO PARTS • V ' «• Vi Glenn Wood Sandwiches-Milk Shakes-Soft Drinks Phone OW 4-3239 Phone OW 4-5631 Stuart, Virginia Stuart, Virginia Compliments of STUART MERCANTILE Phone OW 4-4791 : Stuart, Virginia OWENS JEWELRY STORE Keepsake Diamond Rings Gorham Sterling China - Crystal Stuart, Virginia _ a _ b — vC I 1 n jL - rvuicA 7 7 -a j . C J. 7 i ] Jr OyjL y dtA ck 6CML ' H o J t _ R A CCCTT PI IPKIITI IT 1 ' y (LaIc J Q, fAcsdL J ’ - ‘ 1 ? 1 xha 2 _ , cSt ua ' J , 0£-V 7 (Lx-sy TRlferWc A X- 2. ' c2 - fyy iJb-tyh-jyty ' byuy cxJU) 1. JL ' , r A ) T . CK y pyy- uaLa jL ■ aO- ' $ i$’ ' lo [ Jti t J Jo Si yA) .duxJ j EASTHAMPTON RUBBER THREAD COMPANY Southern Division Stuart, Virginia ■ ' M r I K vks. ° ' ,jj1 ) o JL± d) -jlAAJLU jjjuUlI) THE DOCTO iJoju Cj2 Ctulj syu UL OUUl, Cxj jlmJ OsvlJ)U oW s in our; community ' S) « Q-y -x- ' cv n j -i ltfj) £ Lct dj Cl P J roSL Dr. Jim Akers V n X t oV) i ft— Dr. Ivan V. Magal I ) ICU) Ll vi IjIJJiXqJ Dr. Arthur J. Kennel Dr. W. N. Thompson Dr. Edwin T. Me Namee r. E. C. Paarfus CUfl Cjtwul Tl ruuJ dluy uxiaQ J i Judge John D. Hooker Compliments of Mr. Martin F. Clark Mr. Edwin Burnette Mrs. William Mitchell Mr. M. E. Thompson Mrs. Audrey Clement Mr. Jesse F. Reynolds Mr. Lawrence Burton Mrs. Ethylene Gilley Miss Ruth Williams Mr. D. G. Hanby Mr. Howard Pilson Mr. Carl Conner Mr. Berkley Ashby Mr. J. 0. Barnard Woodall ' s Grocery Mr. Posey Baliles Mr. Tom Tuck Mr. H. R. Hopkins Goodyear Service Store Mr. S. A. Sharp Mr. W. A. Arrington Mr. G. Warthen Downs Mr. Fred Martin Mr. Cecil Akers Mr. Harley Walker Mrs. Hava Cooke Mr. Ned Rorrer — -1 1 •w. ' .; I WM I a wwBp : ' ; • ■;■• ' ,• ' : • • fy, ■ ■, ' : v ' : ;:. ‘ • ' A$r. t� t l! f-! ? U : .! i; • i «: T : i • «: i ' � ' • r 11 - -j � ; V-. V i i� ' , ' HWttW ' ' .‘, ; .V • ' !(, HHpgHHHH HMHH ■ ' ;. ■ ••:■ ' ' ' iiltiiiiSis Ifllll Sifii«6aliiiu!L®|S! Ill m fo jW{